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Do you love pinball? You're in luck. The Texas Pinball Festival invites you to 'come and flip it.'

Which restaurant in Texas is the most iconic?

Look around right now and you'll probably see more out-of-state license plates than usual and most of them are probably headed to Padre for Spring Break. We've got a record number of spring breakers traveling through Texas this month, and that could mean slow-going for all of us.

The new HQ of Amazon is NOT going to New York. That means that the decision is still up in the air, right? So...why not come to Texas?

If there's anything Texans love, it's Texas itself. Ironically, Texas Independence Day can often be overlooked. This year, let's change that.

Texas sure does have its share of oddball town names that people in other states might think are strange, and we kinda like it that way.

Now it's time to show your Texas pride and vote for the best town name. And it's fine if you don't live there. We'll never know.

When the gigantic truck-stop opened, they were selling gas at $1.80 per gallon - a much lower price than anyone else in the state.

Dr. Pepper is a tried and true Texas original and a favorite of many across the country. Now the company wants to be The Official Soft Drink of Texas and you could help make that happen.

Texans who smoke will spend over a million dollars in a lifetime on the habit.

Non-smokers are richer than they thought!

This is catching on everywhere, and we'll be seeing more of it in 2019. Fake police officers like "Constable Scarecrow," that are cardboard cutouts made to look like real officers with radar guns.

If we're inside an office all day, odds are that we're going to be safe and not have to worry too much about getting injured (or worse). But some of our neighbors in Texas are risking their lives by going to work at dangerous jobs every day, and it's not just the just the obvious one…

If we're inside an office all day, odds are that we're going to be safe and not have to worry too much about getting injured (or worse). But some of our neighbors in Texas are risking their lives by going to work at dangerous jobs every day, and it's not just the just the obvious one…